EBAY Rotors...

[Busted_Blue]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=6763&item=7972904125&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

please don't get these. These were brembo blanks and redrilled. Clearly it is. Just wanted to warn you fellow 3geez owners about it. It looks horrible too.

[shepherd79]

did you get them?
the drill pattern is fucked up.

[smufguy]

drill patterns are either radial (curvy) or diagonal (straight up ) and it looks like a diagonal drill rotor. Not sure of its credibility. But i seen buncha porches have them.

[3gn86lxi]

Dangerous!! That guy didn't even know what he was doing when he drilled them.
There is hardly any surface left on the rotors.
:sad2:

[2drSE-i]

u can see that it was home drilled...there are burn marks all around every hole

[Cheeseburger]

dam! those are not safe at all

[Busted_Blue]

No i didn't get them. Just wanted to warn people since I saw 2 bids on it already.

[kennyaccordlxi]

I `ve read or heard that it is better to have the holes casted in the rotors during the manufacturing process, and you won`t have to worry about the rotors failing, correct me if I`m wrong.

[3gn86lxi]

I `ve read or heard that it is better to have the holes casted in the rotors during the manufacturing process, and you won`t have to worry about the rotors failing, correct me if I`m wrong.
You are correct Kenny. Drilling after they are made will weaken the rotors, causing them to brake or crack.
Not safe at all.

[b3stbuddy]

I can't believe it .. hehe. I was going to buy those. I live in Houston and was planning to pick them up after I won since last weekend. But I was at work and got distracted and couldn't bid in time. Wow... saved me some heartache.

Does anyone here know about the piston on the caliper? The pdf manual I downloaded from paul design said to "depress the piston and pivot the caliper over the brake pads" . I don't know about that, I couldnt budge the piston and I ended up putting my old brake pads back on.

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[Robs89LXi]

I use a 6" C-clamp to depress the piston. Works every time.

[FyreDaug]

Heh, I drilled my own rotors once. Except I did it better than this. I know they arent safe, it was all for show, definately not a car that would go fast. It was on a stock chevette. Anyways, I had the rotors constantly soaking in oil as I drilled, kept the burn marks from happening, they looked good, though I probably wouldnt trust em. Oh well.

[2drSE-i]

i really hope u mean chevelle....or have i just never heard of the chevette?

[blownoffvalve]

dont get them